Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

What a charming piece of cinema! Not only is this love letter to classic Hollywood but a fantastic tribute to absolute legends. Review

Once again they make it easy to root for their protagonist and at 78 mins it is a quick and easy watch. Review

Overall it’s just an okay documentary. One that does SOME things well but is not nearly up to the quality of other documentary films screened at the Sundance Film Festival. Review

Much like the world of the movie, everything WAS awesome…now it isn’t. Instead, it’s just…meh. Review

Narratively speaking this thing is a mess. It’s a really fun mess. A really pretty mess. But a damn mess. Review

Nothing of merit to speak of. This is a bad movie. Asa Butterfield’s career is one of the missed opportunities and bad films. Review

Throughout the entirety of the film, I couldn’t help but think to myself just how boring this was. Brie Larson has literally nothing to work with in this script. She does her absolute best. She’s quite electric as Danvers. Review

If the structure were tighter and better told this would be an even more exciting idea. As it stands it merely wastes it’s unique animation on a story that’s a tad boring. Review

This is an opportunity wasted. All style and ruined substance Robert Rodriguez continues to be pomp of no circumstance. Review

This is a dumpster fire of a documentary. Review

I can for sure recommend this. Great film when you just want to have a fantastic time at the movie, or even something that you could really take your whole family to. Review

It has several issues and I loved most of the narrative. Its message was good but often time it got too jumbled and lost. Review

The script and narrative are ridiculous and borderline stupid. There’s a ton of great actors doing terrible work here. Review

Hermione Corfield is absolutely awesome as our lead performance here. Looking at the script we see a film that unravels like a labyrinth of lies, deceit, and drugs. Review

There is scant a thing to like here. If you do manage to get through the film without falling asleep you aren’t in for much of a ride. Review

This isn’t a good film in the least bit. Bel Powley does what she can and sadly she isn’t the issue she’s just let down by the crap material. Review

Director Salomón Askenazi (shoutout to him!) makes some absolutely nutty decisions with the script (which he wrote) and most of that works to a spectacular degree. Review

Skip this. If you want a solid documentary, go with Won’t You Be My Neighbor? or Midnight Family. It isn’t a bad film... Review

An out of focus oft badly shot mess of snobbery and snooze-inducing madness. Review

That predictability hurts the overall narrative. There are some good performances here, especially by both of our leading ladies. Review

Narratively it traverses familiar territory. Bert and Bertie don’t explore things too much outside the surface attributes of their characters. They develop them…slightly but it isn’t enough. Review

Adam Driver is phenomenal in what might be his best role to date. This is a film that grips its talons into you and refuses to let go. Review

Far too long. Far too uninteresting and overall a complete piece of schlock. Review

Tayarisha Poe’s script has some whip-smart dialogue. It’s just too bad her work behind the camera isn’t nearly as strong. Often out of focus it’s hard to make sense of the visuals when the camera has no focus. Review